List Mgmt. Jeremy Cameron traded to Geelong

[cats_09]

In the rooms last night after the match, Jezza told one of the reporters that the trade should have been for 20 first round picks

 

[Cursed Cat]

Like another #5, Polly Farmer, Jeremy Cameron

5

Jeremy Cameron

Age

31

Ht

196cm

Wt

94kg

Pos.

Fwd

Career

Season

Last 5

D

12.5

3star

K

9.0

3star

HB

3.4

3star

M

5.4

5star

T

1.6

4star

G

2.6

5star

D

10.0

3star

K

7.1

3star

HB

2.9

2star

M

4.6

4star

T

2.0

3star

G

1.9

5star

D

8.2

2star

K

5.0

2star

HB

3.2

3star

M

4.6

5star

T

2.4

4star

G

2.0

5star

came to the club as an already highly-regarded recruit.

Like Polly he struggled with injury in his first year at Geelong.

Like Polly he went a huge way to delivering a premiership in his 2nd year with Geelong.

Maybe only Brad Ottens

Brad Ottens

Age

44

Ht

202cm

Wt

106kg

Pos.

Ruck

Career

Season

Last 5

D

12.3

3star

K

6.0

2star

HB

6.3

4star

CL

2.7

4star

HO

16.9

5star

No current season stats available

D

7.6

2star

K

4.0

2star

HB

3.6

3star

HO

7.4

5star

compares with Cameron for Geelong in the AFL era.

 

[FredLeDeux]

Like another #5, Polly Farmer, Jeremy Cameron came to the club as an already highly-regarded recruit.

Like Polly he struggled with injury in his first year at Geelong.

Like Polly he went a huge way to delivering a premiership in his 2nd year with Geelong.

Maybe only Brad Ottens compares with Cameron for Geelong in the AFL era.

Danger?

 

[Cursed Cat]

Danger?

Depends on your parameters - as usual I am probably marking him harshly - his 2022 Finals series was Brilliant, let me be unequivocal.

Apart from being a tall left-footer who donned the #5 for Geelong, Polly and Cameron were recruited from other clubs as senior players and both key components of Premiership teams within their first two years of playing for Geelong. Ultimately it's a trivial distinction; Dangerfield and Cameron were both huge parts of Geelong's Tenth Premiership.

There are others going further back who had similar claims; George Moloney came across from Claremont in 1931 and kicked 74 goals that year as the Cats won their 2nd flag (he of course topped the ton the following season).

John Watts was big on GF day in 1963; he'd come across from WA to play with former teammate Polly Farmer...

Tommy Quinn is a hugely overlooked figure in our history imo; he came across from Port Adelaide in 1931 and was a key figure in that year's Geelong Premiership and then won his 2nd B+F with the club during the 1937 Premiership year, of which he was a key component yet again.

Anyway; Cameron is in very very fine company whichever way you look at it ... I'll spare you the re-cap on Geoff Williams and Norm Sharp coming to the club in 1952, fascinating though it is

 

[The_Todd07]

All he ever wanted was to settle down on a nice farm with some cows to hang premiership medals on. Glad we gave him that opportunity

The bloke has 4 more cows to fill with medals

 

[CatToTheFuture]

The bloke has 4 more cows to fill with medals

And he can always get more cows

 

[rocker_oz33]

Jezza, Danger, Tuohy, we have brought in the games genuine characters. They go alright on the park too!

2e and Rohan have played better footy at the cats .

 

[rocker_oz33]

The bloke has 4 more cows to fill with medals

He also had more chicken eggs than goals.



I want a cow ...

 

[fpm84]

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

The Emu certainly is a character, absolutely rapt he chose to come to Geelong. Helped deliver us premiership no.10 in his 2nd year at the club. The trade has already paid off not that their were any doubts about it at the time, we got him in a pretty good deal all things considered.

Meanwhile the swans are 0-3 in GF’s since acquiring Buddy at the end of 2013, I’m sure they would’ve hoped to have atleast 1 flag in their cabinet during Buddy’s time there.

 

[Mad_Hatter]

He's something, is Jezza

 

[#6 Thorp #7 Selwood LOL]

Didn't even need to apply a costume to those chicken legs!

 

[Gazza Greatness]

The Emu certainly is a character, absolutely rapt he chose to come to Geelong. Helped deliver us premiership no.10 in his 2nd year at the club. The trade has already paid off not that their were any doubts about it at the time, we got him in a pretty good deal all things considered.

Meanwhile the swans are 0-3 in GF’s since acquiring Buddy at the end of 2013, I’m sure they would’ve hoped to have atleast 1 flag in their cabinet during Buddy’s time there.

Keeping with the theme of the Geelong Football Club fielding the oldest team in VFL/AFL history by playing in the 2022 Grand Final and WINNING, along with 'old man emu' aka Jezza being a 'Mad Monday' stand-out. GO CATTERS, 2022 PREMIERS !!!

 

[Kobe Gryant]

Jezza has already more than satisfied the cost, but it could somehow look even better in a couple of weeks.

How amazing is it? We give up 3 first round picks and we're about to get two of them back in Henry and Bruhn.

Jezza, Norm, Holmes, Bruhn, Henry....2020 is an off-season for the ages.

 

[#6 Thorp #7 Selwood LOL]

Jezza, Norm, Holmes, Bruhn, Henry....2020 is an off-season for the ages.

Lost the battle (a COVID flag*), won the war.

 

[rocker_oz33]

Jezza cow getting he's PS medal lol.

But the story makes sence .

Jezza mate wanted to go to the GF .
Jezza said yiu can have my ticket if you give me some cows.

The guy with the cows got lost a few times .
Then called Jezza saying he got the car stuck in mud .late in the night .

Mòooooo.

 

[rocker_oz33]

Jezza has already more than satisfied the cost, but it could somehow look even better in a couple of weeks.

How amazing is it? We give up 3 first round picks and we're about to get two of them back in Henry and Bruhn.

Jezza, Norm, Holmes, Bruhn, Henry....2020 is an off-season for the ages.

Bowes was a high pick aswell .

 

[Sky]

if any West Coast fan is reading this, I just want to say thank you x

 

[cats_09]

Congrats Jezza & Indiana

 

[rocker_oz33]

Jezza been busy .

Chickens and eggs.
New cows.
A Granny and mad Monday...many
Now a baby on the way .

 

[rocker_oz33]

Well jezz will be back painting (a room for the baby .)

 

[Baudolino]

Need Jez to play at least another 61 in the hoops for his kids to be father-son eligible.

 

[Seeds]

Depends on your parameters - as usual I am probably marking him harshly - his 2022 Finals series was Brilliant, let me be unequivocal.

Apart from being a tall left-footer who donned the #5 for Geelong, Polly and Cameron were recruited from other clubs as senior players and both key components of Premiership teams within their first two years of playing for Geelong. Ultimately it's a trivial distinction; Dangerfield and Cameron were both huge parts of Geelong's Tenth Premiership.

There are others going further back who had similar claims; George Moloney came across from Claremont in 1931 and kicked 74 goals that year as the Cats won their 2nd flag (he of course topped the ton the following season).

John Watts was big on GF day in 1963; he'd come across from WA to play with former teammate Polly Farmer...

Tommy Quinn is a hugely overlooked figure in our history imo; he came across from Port Adelaide in 1931 and was a key figure in that year's Geelong Premiership and then won his 2nd B+F with the club during the 1937 Premiership year, of which he was a key component yet again.

Anyway; Cameron is in very very fine company whichever way you look at it ... I'll spare you the re-cap on Geoff Williams and Norm Sharp coming to the club in 1952, fascinating though it is

But you compared cameron to ottens and ottens was around for many years before he won us a flag. So if he is comparable to ottens why not danger? Danger won a brownlow has been a vastly superior player to ottens.

 

[Schmegg]

The good news just keeps coming for our great club, I reckon Jezz is guaranteed to end up playing for us until the end of 2026/27.

 

[LifeSpan-Void]

But you compared cameron to ottens and ottens was around for many years before he won us a flag. So if he is comparable to ottens why not danger? Danger won a brownlow has been a vastly superior player to ottens.

Ottens came to us after 2004. Played half of 2005 injured, played 2006. Won a flag 2007.
By my reckoning that is only one season longer than Cameron’s time at Geelong thus far.